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From suspense thrillers and mature romance to socially driven non-fiction and business writing, Dr. Kailash Amesur writes across genres with one ambition — to create stories and conversations that remain with the reader long after the final page.
Suspense, romance, social issues and entrepreneurship — six books, each designed to open a different conversation.
Dr. Kailash Amesur is an award-winning Indian author and entrepreneur whose writing moves between suspense fiction, socially driven non-fiction, mature romance and practical business thought. His published works include The Stolen House series, Men on DV, The Taxi: A Ride into Darkness, Love @ 40's and After You Leave Your Last Job.
A four-time Best Author Award winner and recipient of the Rashtrapati Shahu Maharaj Jivan Gaurav Award (Yuva Prabhav) in 2020, he has been recognised by literary and author platforms for his contribution to writing and holds a Doctorate in Literature.
Across genres, his work focuses on people under pressure — the choices they make, the truths they hide, the systems they confront and the second chances they dare to take.
An excellent masterpiece of literary imagination at its best. The storyline keeps you engrossed till the end. Sure to see Kailash's brainchild as a bestseller.
Arunabha BhattacharjeeTEDx Speaker · Life Coach · Recipient of Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar AwardSplendid literary work from the talented Kailash. This bestseller brings fictional suspense to reality with an amazing plot.
Roy RiddhinilTEDx Speaker & Serial EntrepreneurAn outstanding, relentlessly paced whodunnit with jaw-dropping twists. Mysterious and utterly profound. One of the best thrillers.
Sucheta ChawanAmazon ReaderThe Stolen House really amused me. I was pleasantly surprised with the entire plot. The author knows how to hold the reader's attention.
Amazon ReaderReader ReviewI have been asked in almost every interview what inspires my books. The answer has always been the same — my angel, Juana Amesur.
From childhood she had a habit of listening to stories, and every day it had to be a fresh one. While she grew up listening, I grew up creating them for her. She has been beside me from the base plot to the final draft.
She would stay awake waiting for me to finish a draft just so she could hear the progress. At the launch of The Stolen House, she came back from school running because she did not want to miss anything.
Juana loves writing and creating fictional stories herself. Every award and every appreciation I have received carries a piece of her contribution. I feel blessed to have her in my life.
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Mumbai, people, civic life, health and society — original editorials by Dr. Kailash Amesur.
Thane’s debate over a proposed hyperscale data centre asks a larger question: where does our digital life physically live? The story looks at land, power, water, heat and neighbourhood impact behind the word “cloud”.
Public safety and animal welfare need not be opposing positions. The real issue is whether sterilisation, vaccination, waste management and civic response are keeping pace with the problem.
Mumbai is used to treating monsoon fever and cough as background noise. The sharp rise in H1N1 cases, alongside higher malaria numbers, is a reminder to stay alert without becoming alarmed.
A hospital fire that ended without casualties still raises a difficult question: why should patient safety depend on heroics after smoke appears? Fire systems, audits and evacuation readiness matter before an emergency begins.
A dramatic rescue became the starting point for a wider conversation about India’s mental-health burden, treatment gaps and emotional distress that often remains invisible until a crisis occurs.
A Badlapur-to-Goregaon commute became a window into the mathematics of Mumbai working life: hours spent travelling before and after work, leaving painfully little time for family, health or rest.
Kiran Lakhwani’s journey is not simply a transformation story. It is about repeated medical setbacks, repeated restarts and the discipline required to begin again when body and mind have already been tested.
A fatal idol collapse during a procession became the trigger for a larger reflection on scale, spectacle and safety. When celebrations grow larger, should responsibility not grow with them?
The transformation of a neglected Mulund plot into Sanatan Dham Mandir became a story not only about faith, but about how a troubled neighbourhood space and the people around it began to change.
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